Free Just a Kiss in the Moonlight: Georgia Moon Romance Book 2 by Cindy Roland Anderson Page A

She had ambiguous feelings about this evening’s activities taking place at Luke’s new house. While she’d been unable to get off work to help out with the moving party, she’d gotten off a couple of hours early so she could help with dinner, the campfire activities and then tenting it on his property as a chaperone.
    Seeing him again, especially outside of work, would be interesting. Ever since finding out more about him from her bulletin board assignment, and then talking with him about his family at the open house the week before, she’d found herself thinking about him more and more. He was hard to read. One minute he was gruff and unapproachable and the next friendly and open.
    While he’d declared he didn’t date co-workers, he and the HR director had seemed pretty chummy. But when she and Rachel had talked a few days ago about the upcoming activity at his house, Rachel mentioned how uncomfortable Luke was with the HR director hitting on him at work.
    As Taylin pondered that information, she realized Luke hadn’t been that excited when Reece had taken a seat at their table. In fact, she could almost swear he’d been as disappointed as she’d been by the interruption.
    Her phone buzzed, and since she was stuck at a light, she quickly read the text from her sister.
    Are you almost home? I’m dying for you to see your new clothes.
    An hour earlier, Ashlee had texted her that she’d gone shopping today and found the perfect outfit for Taylin to wear tonight. Getting Taylin together with Luke had become her twin’s new mission in life.
    Taylin quickly replied she’d be home in ten minutes. She could hardly wait to see what Ashlee had put together. It would either be fabulous or completely inappropriate for camping.
    Fifteen minutes later, she pulled into the driveway. Ashlee was waiting for her by the door. “I thought you’d never get here.” She pulled on her hand. “We have to hurry up if you want to make it in time to go out on the boat with Luke.”
    “How do you know his schedule?”
    “I’ve been texting Rachel. They’ll come in as soon as the sun sets.”
    Taylin followed her sister upstairs. “Ashlee, I appreciate your enthusiasm, but he may not be interested in me.”
    “Don’t be ridiculous. He won’t be able to resist you.”
    She wished she had her sister’s confidence, but hers had been shaken a little after she’d officially broken up with Jared and he hadn’t put up much of a fight. While it had stung a little, she’d also been relieved.
    Ashlee pushed Taylin into the bathroom. “Take a quick shower, but don’t get your hair wet. I’ve got some incredible new dry shampoo that works amazingly.”
    Taylin obeyed her sister and five minutes later she knocked on Ashlee’s bedroom door.
    The door flung open, and Taylin noticed right away her sister had cleaned her room and even made her bed. “Isn’t it adorable?” Ashlee said, pointing to the sage colored shirt lying on top of the duvet. Next to it was a lightweight, black puffy vest.
    “Very cute,” Taylin said. She crossed the floor as her sister held up a pair of dark wash skinny jeans. “Aren’t those your favorite jeans?” she asked.
    Ashlee nodded her head. “Yes, but I think you look better in them.”
    “I doubt that.”
    Ashlee giggled as she picked up a shoebox. “You’re gonna just die when you see the shoes I found.”
    Taylin loved new shoes as much as Ashlee loved borrowing them. It was kind of fun that her sister was the one to purchase the shoes this time.
    Ashlee lifted the lid off and tossed it on the bed. The minute Taylin saw the shoes, she wished she’d been the one to buy them. The suede ankle boots were camel colored and looked like hiking boots only with a five inch spiked heel. Not entirely appropriate for camping, but since it was for one day and took place at a residential home she could get away with wearing them.
    “So cute,” Taylin said.
    “I know, right.” Ashlee held up one of the